Do one more thing by watering, and the flowers will grow 10 times faster than others!

1. Drying in tap water

The temperature is so high in summer that you cannot use tap water directly to water the flowers. Otherwise, the root system of the flowers will be damaged due to the large difference between the temperature of the potting soil and the water temperature. Moreover, the tap water just taken out contains a lot of chlorine, which will damage the root system of flowers and plants if you use it directly to water the flowers.

Specific steps:

Place the tap water indoors or in the sun for about a day to allow the chlorine to dissipate and for the water temperature to reach room temperature before watering the flowers.

(Author: We Only Eat Sugar Source: Baidu Post Bar)

2 plus small tablets

Now more and more flower lovers like to add some small tablets when watering, because the effects of these small tablets are really good. For example, aspirin can kill bacteria and disinfect to prevent yellow leaves; vitamin C can adjust the acid-base balance of the soil, and vitamin B can make the plants strong and less sick.

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Specific steps:

Crush a small tablet, mix it with clean water in the ratio of 1:2000, stir well and then water the flowers directly.

3. Fish tank water

If you are a flower lover who keeps fish at home, then using fish tank water to water the flowers is perfect! Because the water in the fish tank contains a lot of fish excrement, which is rich in nitrogen, using it to water flowers can make the flowers grow more vigorously!

Specific steps:

The fertility of fish tank water is relatively weak, so there is no need to ferment it and you can use it directly to water the flowers.

(Author: Aichaoi Source: Hydroponics Bar)

4. Vanadium fertilizer water

For flowers that like acidic soil, such as gardenia, jasmine, and azalea, if the soil is alkaline, it can easily lead to yellow leaves and root rot. Therefore, adding some alum fertilizer water when watering can not only provide the nutrients needed for the growth of flowers and plants, but also regulate the pH value of the soil.

Specific steps:

Alum fertilizer water is a liquid fertilizer water made of ferrous sulfate, cake fertilizer, various types of feces and water in the ratio of 1:5:3:100. Seal it in a plastic bottle and place it in the sun for 2-3 months to ferment successfully. During the fermentation process, be sure to open the bottle cap to release the air. When watering, dilute it with water at a ratio of 1:2000 and water the flowers directly.

5. Compound Fertilizer

Compound fertilizers generally contain sufficient nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers to meet the different growth needs of flowers and plants. Moreover, nowadays compound fertilizers are basically soluble in water. Adding some compound fertilizer when watering flowers can make the flowers grow more vigorously!

Specific steps:

Before watering the flowers, you can throw a few grains of compound fertilizer into the water. When the compound fertilizer is completely dissolved in the water, you can use it to water the flowers. Regarding the dosage of compound fertilizer, flower lovers must pay attention. It is better to use a lower concentration than too high, otherwise it will easily burn the roots.

6. Vinegar and eggshell water

As we all know, eggshells are a good fertilizer for growing flowers. They are available in basic daily life. They contain certain phosphorus, calcium and iron elements. If added to vinegar, the fertilizer effect can be better exerted. At the same time, vinegar can also adjust the pH value of the soil. The combination of these two is simply great for growing flowers!

(Author: abcd Source: Sina Blog)

Specific steps:

After washing and crushing the eggshells, mix them with vinegar (without salt). Many small bubbles will appear. When these small bubbles stop appearing, you can take the upper solution and dilute it with water in a ratio of 1:2000, and then directly water the flowers.

7 Noodle Soup

The soup left over from cooking noodles and vegetables contains nitrogen and some other trace elements, and is very effective for watering flowers.

Specific steps:

Once noodle soup or vegetable soup has cooled, you can use it directly to water the flowers. But please note that noodle soup and vegetable soup must be cooked with clear water, without any seasoning. If oil, salt, sauce and vinegar are added, do not use them to water the flowers.